ZMath 150  - Math: Exam
1) Express 64 inches as feet and inches.

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2) Express 7 gallons as quarts.

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3) Express 96 ounces as pounds.

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4) Express 4 hours as minutes.

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5)

Subtract.


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6)

Add.


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7) Which metric prefix means 1/1000 of the base unit?

8) Which measure could be the distance between Columbus, OH and Wheeling, WV?

9)

About how many centimeters long is the orange arrow?


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10)

About how many millimeters long is the orange arrow?


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11) Express 7.9 cm as millimeters.

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12) Express 3300 m as kilometers.

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13) Which measure could be the weight of a fifth grade student?

14) Express 9.1 g as mg.

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15) Which measure could be the amount of liquid in a medicine dropper?

16)

Find the sum. Express as meters.

7 m + 6000 mm


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17)

Find the difference. Express in grams.

8 kg – 357 g


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18)

What is the measure of the angle?


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19) What type of angle is shown above?

20)

Which lines are shown?


21)

Which lines are shown?


22)

Which lines are shown?


23) In a right triangle, one angle measures 30° and a second angle measures 60°. What is the measure of the third angle?

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24)

Find the perimeter. Label the answer.


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25)

Find the area of the triangle. Label the answer.


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26)

Find the circumference. Label the answer.


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27)

Identify the shape.


28)

What is the volume of the cube? Label the answer. Each cube represents 1 cubic centimeter.


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29)

Which model has a volume greater than the other two models? State the correct answer.


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For problems #30 through #33, write the ordered pair for the graphed points?


30) A

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31) B

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32) C

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33) D

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Use this set of data that represents the temperatures over a seven day period to solve problems #34 through #37.

78     78     80     85     90     88     76


34) Find the median.

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35) Find the mode.

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36) Find the range.

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37) Find the mean. Round to the nearest tenth.

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38) Don is constructing a circle graph. He found out that of the 20 persons he surveyed, 9 liked baseball as their favorite sport. What is the measure of the angle that he will need to draw in his circle graph to represent the baseball section of the graph?

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Use the chart to answer questions #39 through #42 about Robby’s survey of his classmates about their favorite sport.


39) What sport was the favorite for both girls and boys?

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40) How many more girls than boys liked volleyball best?

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41) Which sport was the least favorite of the girls?

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42) Which sport was the least favorite of the boys?

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Use the chart to answer questions #43 and #44 about Sabrina’s graph of the week’s temperatures.


43) Between which two days did the temperature change the most?

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44) What is the trend of the temperatures’ change?

Use the spinner to answer the questions #45 through #47 about probability.


45) What is the probability of the spinner stopping on white?

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46) What is the probability of the spinner stopping on a black?

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47) What is the probability of the spinner stopping on red or black?

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48) Express 7/8 as a terminal decimal.

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49) Express 5/6 as a repeating decimal rounded to the nearest hundredth.

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50)

Write a percent, fraction, and decimal represented by the shaded squares in this hundred square. Select the best choice.


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